The Lady and the Unicorn

[slight spoilers] This was more of a 3.5 or less for me because of the way it ended, but I didn't want do penalize it because it's just not the book for me.

I admire the way this was written, and I thought the different narrators were interesting (though you do have to pay attention to whose name heads the chapter). It was a quick read, too, and definitely immersive in the time period.

But . . . I was attracted to this story because of the tapestries, and it ended up reminding me why I often avoid historical fiction.